T56 Conversion Install - Moves with clutch in
The problems (probably related):
- I can't get it in gear with the car started
- If I kill the engine the tranny slides in gear easily, but when started the car creeps in first or reverse with the clutch pushed in
I can hear the throwout bearing pushing the PP fingers with the engine off and pushing the clutch so I know their is movement. I was in contact with Tyler(ATS) throughout the ordeal so I know everything went in correctly and smoothly. I was told no adjustment shims were needed for anything, just slide the tranny in through the clutch/pp and hook up the hydraulics.
This is my first clutch install, but not first manual. I'm not sure what could be wrong. I'm going to grind the welds off my clutch stop and remove it in case I have it stopping it just before 15/16 inch.
Any other ideas if it's not the clutch stop?
Thanks,
Kerry
It seems I may be pulling the T56 to fix this. Any ideas on whay I'm looking for? I spent 3 days putting it in slowing checking everything twice so I'm not sure what I will be looking for that could be the problem.
Kerry
Any links on how to do it? What fluid is used in the hydraulics?
Kerry
http://performanceworks1.com/ls1_clutch_bleeding.htm
The above link doesn't open the bleeder screw on the slave, but it appears by his description to bleed the system anyway. Is this way safe? I'm asking since their is a disclaimer on the webpage.
If the above way is not preferred. Do I just open the bleed valve on the slave and pull with the mity vac keeping the resevoir full? From my reading, the system used DOT 4 correct? If so, I will have to go buy some since my car uses DOT 3.
Kerry


